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Starting a Business
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General Business
Some Facts about Business (from NFTE)
There are some 16 million businesses in the U.S.
8,000 new businesses are started each week.
In 1990, 4 million jobs were created by new ventures. Big businesses lost 1.7 million jobs.
Almost half of all innovations/new products were created by small entrepreneurial companies.
Almost half of the work force works for small businesses.
Millions of businesses today are owned by Women, African-Americans and Hispanics.
Ideas are Not Necessarily Opportunities
A business opportunity is an idea, plus:
It is attractive to customers
It will work in your business environment.
It can be executed in the "window of opportunity" that already exists.
You have the resources and skills to create the business, or you know someone who does and who could start the business with you.
Cost and Benefit Analysis
Before making any investment, compare costs with benefits.
Don't forget to include the opportunity cost. This is the cost of your "next best investment"
If the the benefits of making the investment are greater than the cost (including opportunity cost), the invest is probably a good one.
You can apply cost/benefit analysis to both business and personal decisions.
Assignments - See the assignment page -
What to do and when
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- Three key elements when starting a business - being an Entrepreneur! (culture, KISS and cost)
Factors of Production
- What are the Factors of Production? The foundation of business!
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Starting a Business
Business_Stocks
Assignments and Due Dates
Some Facts about Business (from NFTE)
Ideas are Not Necessarily Opportunities
A business opportunity is an idea, plus:
Cost and Benefit Analysis
Before making any investment, compare costs with benefits.
Don't forget to include the opportunity cost. This is the cost of your "next best investment"
If the the benefits of making the investment are greater than the cost (including opportunity cost), the invest is probably a good one.
You can apply cost/benefit analysis to both business and personal decisions.
Assignments - See the assignment page - What to do and when
Cool Links
http://vator.tv/n/a49 - Three key elements when starting a business - being an Entrepreneur! (culture, KISS and cost)Factors of Production - What are the Factors of Production? The foundation of business!
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Check Writing